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1 month ago | 
plymouthherald.co.uk | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts |Ruby Flanagan
Sainsbury's customers are gutted that a beloved breakfast item has been discontinued. The Yeo Valley Organic Greek Recipe Peach and Raspberry Yoghurts are no longer available for purchase in Sainsbury's stores. The retailer's website now lists the product, which was priced at £1.35 per pot, as "out of stock". This particular yoghurt was introduced to Sainsbury's shelves in April 2024, boasting 12g of protein, calcium, vitamins B12 and B2, and a promise of "nothing artificial".
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1 month ago | 
dublinlive.ie | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts
Ryanair had a savage comeback for a customer who moaned about their window seat, hitting them with a brutal two-word response. Dave Treacy took to social media to share a snap of the spot he'd booked on the plane. Despite hoping for a window view, the radio presenter found himself next to a solid wall in the cabin.
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1 month ago | 
devonlive.com | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts
Gardeners' World star Monty Don revealed the one three that's been thriving in his garden for decades. The 69-year-old posted a picture of the tree on Instagram, which he revealed has been a constant in his outdoor area ever since he moved into the property. Monty wrote: "The Hazel in the Spring garden from above. This was the only tree in the garden when we came here in 1991.
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1 month ago | 
irishmirror.ie | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts
A woman has been making a fortune by working as a "professional girlfriend". Ruby Jade, who shares details about her unconventional job on TikTok, recently revealed just how much she's been earning on her @ruby _x_jade page. The 24-year-old, from Brisbane, Australia, is aiming to become a millionaire and believes she's made a good start in 2025. As it stands, she's been showered with £3,000 (approximately €3,550) worth of gifts over the last few months alone, reports the Mirror.
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1 month ago | 
themirror.com | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts
Keeping your brain engaged throughout the day is essential – and one entertaining way to do that is by tackling tricky brainteasers. These conundrums – puzzles, questions, or problems – demand mental exertion for their resolution, stimulating cognitive functions such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and lateral thinking. Brainteasers come in a variety of amusing formats like riddles, logic puzzles, math challenges, and even optical illusions.
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1 month ago | 
irishstar.com | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts
Doechii is one of the hottest names in music right now – after scooping a Grammy Award and landing some huge festivals like Glastonbury. The rapper, whose real name is Jaylah Hickmon, began her career in music in 2016. She released the song Girls on SoundCloud – and has since become a global megastar. Doechii, from Tampa, Florida, boasts millions of followers across social media. But despite her huge popularity, fans are just learning the heartbreaking origins of her stage name.
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1 month ago | 
irishstar.com | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts
Melania Trump supporters are convinced the First Lady showed her true colors ahead of the President's address to congress. The 54-year-old invited some "special people" to watch the speech at the US Capitol. And unlike her husband Donald Trump, who seems to enjoy inviting billionaire tech moguls to his events, she decided to focus on everyday Americans who had made big differences to the world.
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1 month ago | 
dublinlive.ie | Michael Moran |Sophie Roberts |Sophie Roberts Head
The IT Crowd star Chris O'Dowd has sparked furious debate after praising a controversial comedy writer. When speaking to The Times about people being "pushed into" hate online, he went on to cite Graham Linehan as an example of cancel culture. The Irish writer has become a virtual social pariah thanks to his increasingly radical views on the polarising trans debate. While Chris didn't discuss these polarising views, he is disappointed that the Father Ted and IT Crowd creator has been "cancelled".
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2 months ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sophie Roberts Head |Sophie Roberts |Maria Ortega |María Ortega |Ambarish Awale
When our pets fall ill, it can be a heart-wrenching experience, as they truly feel like part of the family. While veterinary care often involves surgery to address health issues, the road to recovery also relies heavily on the care and attention from pet owners. To assist owners during this crucial healing period, veterinarian Maria, based in Spain, recently shared insights on TikTok, addressing a common misconception about pet care, Express reported.
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2 months ago | 
irishstar.com | Rudi Kinsella |Sophie Roberts |Maria Ortega |María Ortega |Sophie Roberts Head
When our beloved pets fall sick, it's a heart-wrenching experience. If surgery is on the cards, it's not just the vets who are instrumental in their recovery – pet owners play a crucial part too. To aid in the post-op healing process, a Spanish vet named Maria has taken to TikTok to debunk a common myth and offer her professional advice. Maria enlightened her 569,000 followers with a vital tip: "Never let your dog or cat lick a wound or stitches after surgery.
